It is entirely possible to attract a man via body language before you have even spoken to him- even from across the room!
Contrary to popular belief, the flirting that attracts men begins long before you open your mouth to speak.
The second they lay eyes on you, you begin to give off signals that can be interpreted by them and this is where the art of
attraction begins.
Some men are unable to read body language, whereas others are highly susceptible to it. As a result, to attract a man you
initially need to give off subtle signals and assess whether or not he has actually picked up on them via his body language.
If he has, then he will have began to mirror your own open body language as well as puffing out his chest, standing tall and
narrowing his eyes when he looks at you.
If he does not appear to have noticed then you should increase the volume of your own body language, so to speak. In other
words, you should increase your gestures of attraction. If he does not respond by the time that you have increased your body
language to maximum before jumping on him, then either use the direct approach and ask, or leave it alone.
So, the basic guidelines are - too subtle and the man will miss your signals and too strong and the only thing that you will
attract is the tag of stalker!
Here are some of the right body language signals you should use to attract a guy...
And here are the things that you may do to give the WRONG signals, and these should obviously be avoided...
Attracting men is an art that few have mastered and thus the majority of women do not get the guy that they want most of the
time. Being clear about your feeling, but striking the right balance between flirty body language and coming on too strong
is the most important thing, so make an effort to practice what you will say and do in that situation before actually trying
it out!
And don't get too worried about doing things wrong. Have some fun! Flirting is all about confidence, and if you treat it as
something fun, you will become an expert in no time. A little bit of body language skills can go a long way!